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New.net Responds To Lynn Plan
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We publish most of the coherently expressed ICANN-related material we're sent. We publish it whether we agree with it or not; the main tests being (for me at least) relevance, and that it will interest at least some of our readers. Publication of material authored by others doesn't mean we 'endorse' it -- how could it, when the editors of this site sometimes disagree among one another, and the site publishes things that disagree with each other? All it means is one of the editors of this site thought other people would be interested in it.
Speaking purely personally, I'm more interested in discussing the merits of the issue than the motives of the speakers.
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Re: New.net Responds To Lynn Plan
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